The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-22

AUpNS
Cherry Creek.
90 one better. Sixty-four gallons
If water for 81 from Joe Lander.
Bro. Anthony's night lunches are
aha boss. His salads are especially
n,ce--gotton up to suit an epicurean
taste.
A notice of importance to mining
men appears in another column. The
Martin White Company at Ward offers
for sale a varied lot Of mining machin-
sry not seded by them. Read ad.
Leave your orders with Sol Hip.
caods not in stock will be sent for.
There is just now quite number on
The sick list in Taylor. though none of
the cases are of n serious nature. Slow
intermittent fevers seem to be the
trouble.
Mr.. Briggs came in from Salt Lake
Saturday and took charge of the Tay-
lor drug store for Fred Clark. Mr.. B.
is a thorough druggist and prescrip-
,ions will be carefully put up by him
At any hour of the day or night.
T. z. Edwards has purch ased for a
residence and moved into the building
on Main street, formerly occupied by
DR.. Campbell. The doctor and his
family have moved into the dwelling
vacated by Mr.. Edwards.
simpson & Stevens will send out
two teams for Ely next Tuesday morn
ing They will start from here at
kslfpast six sharp. and return same
evening. Fare for single trip 81.
That joyial san Francisco drummer,
c. S. Bosko, accompanied by W. j.
Stevens, lately operating the furnaces
at Union District, paid TAYLOR "A short
visit Thursday. They went out by
private conveyance tn Eureka.
The cattle Gu tile Flanagan & Kee-
Ian rarch have been sold in bulk to
wind up the estate. The price to be
paid, We learn, is SIS per head, with
the calves thrown IN. The purchaser,
whose name we lid not learn, is from
, I'VE county. The cattle are 10 be de
livcrcd on the 18th al next mouth.
An announcement of importance to
our Cherry Creek ard lower valley
readers is made in another column 10y
DR. j. j. Leek. the dentist. of Eureka.
lie will be in Cherry on the iifst of
November. From personal knowledge
We can recommend DR.. Leek a first
class dentist and perfect gentleman.
His charges, ,oo. are moderate.
Sol Hip is now prepared to Gil
orders for almost any article reqnir-
ell.
Hear ye!" "Hear ye." al who are
summoned - attend Court nj Ely.
Next Tuesday at 10 \. n. the Court
will "pen. Quite number Of criml.
nsl CASTS will no doubt be disposed ri
ut tins term. which will require the
attendance Of i great many jurymen.
Everything is in readiness for tho
opening of the fall races over the Ely
course, which commence next Monday.
Quite y number at horses have for
month been in training, and no duubt
some good running aud no end of
sport is In store for the lovers of turf
sports the FIRST three days of the com.
log week.
j. {. Edwards met with n painful.
though not serious. accident last Mon
day, while riding down the mountain
on his jenny. To avoid running into
the limb of n tree, he leaned over too
far on the other side aud fell on
stump, which made n deep cut in his
head. Mrs. Clark sewed up the wound
and the old man is himself again.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has received an
invoice of ladies Fall and Winter hats
And other goods suitable to the sea-
sou.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Hip. of San
francisco, arrived here Wednesday
by private conveyance from Cherry
Creek, and are the guests or Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Hip. This being Henry's
nrst visit to White Pine since he don
ned the matrimonial harness, his old
friends heartily greeted him. Mrs.
Nip, too, during her brief sojourn in
Taylor made many friends among all
who had the pleasure of her acquaint-
ance. The couple leave for home via
Eureka this morning.
The Reno Journal notes the arrival
nj